Is 'White Born-Again Christian' Just a Synonym for 'Republican'? – Religion in Public

By Ryan P. Burge, Eastern Illinois University In a previous post, I described the results of data from November of 2018 which indicate that white evangelicals were actually more Republican halfway through the Trump administration, than before he was elected. They show no signs of regretting their decision; if fact it appears they are emboldened…

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